cast and audience are utterly one, dancing, dancing, wherever we may be. My sister Marilyn, who introduced me to the Revels many years ago, always races downstairs from her balcony seat at the California Revels in order to join the dancers moving toward the stage. There are so many people...
and the casting is always spot on. Looking forward to the next one! Stacy JasperLATTE Audience I’ve grown in every way since I’ve joined LATTE, and it’s impossible for me to pick a specific area that’s brought me more pride than any other. I’ve been in LATTE for years now, ...
It is the near future and Ruth’s daughter, Ali, is a passenger cruising on the Crystal Prophecy to see the last of the ice caps. The epilogue moves us further forward into a time when Annie’s great grandson is growing up in a new normal. Years are displayed boldly within the ...
It does, if you ask me—and I don’t mean because of anything that happens to Lao or Bao or Red Hare. For me, what might have been a C+ all the way through loses at least a half-grade because of an ending that takes the sentimentalism running through the film and amplifies it in...
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Adult situations: 1/10—Kids would have to know where babies come from to even grasp that there was anything adult in this, and there is one death near the end Takeaway: Hawthorne lives! Ironically, in retrospect. I’m not sure that a faithful adaptation could be made these days, given...
I'm reminded of the words from an old song that have always spoken succinctly and eloquently to these issues that I hold near and dear, "Don't make me over, now that I'd do anything for you...Don't make me over, now that you know how I adore you...accept me for what I am...
Lauren Ambrose plays the Cockney flower girl passed off as aristocracy by Harry Hadden-Paton's phonetics scholar in the first Broadway revival in 25 years of the evergreen Lerner & Loewe musical 'My Fair Lady.
(“I do believe her as a French prostitute,” Amos whispers during casting, about a pigtailed 10-year-old’s audition.)But the comedy is unfailingly affectionate, and so is the film: Theater Camp accurately and gleefully skewers the narcissism and self-important pretensions of theater ...
Nope, unfortunately a bus carrying the Japanese Amateur Film Society crashes right near the hotel and everybody on it is wearing a white suit. That's only the first of the many extra ordinary problems that Otto will have to go through to try and obtain this map. ...